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Will the decline in world oil supply be fast or slow?
I wrote a post last week called Steep oil decline or slow oil decline? Since writing it, I had some additional thoughts on the subject, on reasons to expect a steep decline rather than a slow decline. Furthermore, my article What’s behind … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Implications, Oil and Its Future
Tagged EROEI, EROI, M. King Hubbert, oil demand, peak oil
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This Week’s ‘This Week In Petroleum’ and Record Demand for Oil
This is a post by Dave Summers (also known as “Heading Out”). It was previously posted at Bit Tooth Energy. The EIA released their “This Week in Petroleum” report on Wednesday, December 8, with a graph of American demand over … Continue reading
